English Proverbs: There are Two Sides to Every Question
There are Two Sides to Every Question - Every question has two sides. Truth always has two sides. Every coin has two sides. For everything there are different perspectives. Learn the pronunciation and
There are Two Sides to Every Question
Every question has two sides.
Truth always has two sides.
Every coin has two sides.
For everything there are different perspectives.
There [ðεə]:
There.
There to be – there is/are (impersonal for existence).
Two [tu:] – two.
Side [said] – side (of an object, question, etc.).
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